Sharing as a member of AGU's pubs committee:
AGU is joining a lawsuit in support of federal workers. They need stories/examples of how loss of federal jobs is affecting society. Please share this request with your colleagues & communities. Deadline is this week.💧🧪🌲
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Mostly preaching to the choir here, but a group of us moderators over on Reddit's AskScience put together kind of an explainer for the implications of some of the attacks on science funding and infrastructure in the US if it's useful for anyone else to share:

Join us! Science Homecoming helps scientists reconnect with communities by writing about the importance of science funding in their hometown newspapers. We’ve mapped every small newspaper in the U.S. and provide resources to get you started. Help science get back home 🧪🔬🧬 🏠

sciencehomecoming.com

Attention Scientists!
Check this out!
A thing you can do that's useful and likely in your wheelhouse!

I started a ‘fluvial geomorphology & related river science’ starter pack for those of you joining us at Bluesky &and those wanting to build the community! Let me know if you want to be added— I’m sure I’ve missed lots of people.

go.bsky.app/S5RPXHk

Get excited — #RiverCup2024 is almost here! Starting 10/1, these 32 rivers from all 7 continents will compete head-to-head for the title of Earth’s Most Remarkable River! For the first time, we have four exciting categories of rivers: #DryRivers, #BigRivers, #RiverRivers, and #FrozenRivers

Taking the train for the final leg of my GSA Connects journey…not a terrible view.

Join us Thursday for this month's #WARR talk & hear from four awesome #WomenInSTEM who've chosen #careers outside academia
🔗register here: psu.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Well that water starter pack brought on a lot of new followers, so let me tell you a bit about the South River in Atlanta, GA. Atlanta sits on the subcontinental divide-the northern and western sides flow to the Chattahoochee and the Gulf and are more well known. But the southeast flows to the South

It's that time! The 2024-2025 Earth and Environmental Science Jobs List is LIVE!

Submit jobs, keep an eye on the list for your perfect position, and update progress on searches.

Tabs for Pemanent/Tenure Track positions, Non-Tenure Track Faculty, and Postdocs!

docs.google.com/spreadsheets...

Register here: www.eventbrite.com/e/iag-webina...

GSA Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology Division coming soon to Bluesky! In the meantime posting announcements for them.

Great line up of speakers from across North America on March 4th - and globally all week.

Perfect way to spend the last three days, looking at cool rocks in the sun! Next week, it’s on to a GIS view of this landscape and more recent mountain building events.

Geo Folks! Is anyone looking for a GSA roommate or does anyone have a student looking to split a room? One of our male identifying department TA’s had their housing fall through and is looking for someone to share a room with!

If so, reply to this or email me: tgrambling(at)coloradocollege(dot)edu

For any academic geoscience folks that have totally abandoned Twitter, you may not have seen yet that the new EES Jobs spreadsheet went live yesterday! Check out this cycle's earth & environment jobs and submit any postings you know of: rb.gy/cv9kj

Thanks Risa @geomorphrisa.bsky.social for the welcome!

Hello! Moving platforms, so a little reintroduction of myself:

I’m a geomorphologist generally studying rivers and sediment in mountainous areas. I’m an assistant prof at Colorado College, a dog mom, and newly a human mom. I like hiking, gardening, and knitting in my spare time.